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PLYMOUTH ROADS AND STREETS
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HIGH STREET
OCCUPANTS OF HIGH STREET,
PLYMOUTH, IN 1890
East side (from number 41
Whimple
Street towards The Parade):
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1 - Miss
Elizabeth Ledden, dress maker;
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2 - Miss Harriett
Bowden, dress maker;
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3 - Thomas
Bowden, grocer;
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4 -
NL;
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5 - Mrs Mary
Matthews, hairdresser;
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6 - William
Rockey or Rockhey, victualler, Vintry Inn;
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7-8 - N Bidgood &
Company, curriers and leather merchants;
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Here was Stillman
Street
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15 - Simon Hambly
Colwill, grocer (see also number 40);
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16 - George
Baker, rag merchant, and Mrs Elizabeth Choake, stay and corset
maker;
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17 -
NL;
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18 - John Bickle,
shopkeeper;
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19 -
NL;
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20 - William
Stewart, victualler, Naval Reserve Inn;
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21 -
NL;
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22 - Henry
Shapcott, furniture dealer;
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23 -
NL;
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24 - Mrs Mary A
Collins, clothier;
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25 - Alfred
Whiting, shoe maker (see also number 53);
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26 - Mrs Ann May,
shopkeeper;
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27 - Charles John
Tozer, stationer and news agent;
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Here was Woolster
Street
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28 - George H
Norris, beer house and eating house;
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29 - John Edward
Way, clothier and outfitter;
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30 - Mrs Maria
Clive, confectioner;
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31 - Drake and
Cook, boot makers;
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32 - Charles
Simpson, fishmonger.
West side (from The
Parade towards Whimple Street):
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34 - James W G
Boles, beeer house;
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35 -
NL;
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36 - William
Aggett, grocer;
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37 - C Reeves &
Company, cork manufacturers, with Mr Colston Reeves living over;
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38 - Joseph
Jacobs, furniture dealer;
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39 - Samuel
Roskelly Williams, chemist and druggist;
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Here was Notte
Street
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40 - Simon Hambly
Colwill, grocer (see also number 15: he lived at 8 Bedford terrace.)
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41-42 - John
Cole, basket and hamper maker;
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43 -
NL;
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44 - Leonard
Hillman, baker;
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45 -
NL;
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46 - William
Hacker, bath chair proprietor, and Mrs Mary Welby, boarding house;
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Here was entrance
to Nicholl's Court
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48 - Mrs
Elizabeth Elliott, second-hand clothes dealer;
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49 - Misses
Amelia Ann and Angelina Arnold, shopkeepers;
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50 - John Wallen,
shopkeeper;
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51 - George
Dolbear, shopkeeper;
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52 -
NL;
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53 - Alfred
Whiting, boot maker (see also number 25);
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54 -
NL;
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55 - George
Norman, shopkeeper;
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56 - Mrs Mary Ann
Cole, butcher;
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(57) - Plymouth
Soup Society's kitchen;
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Here was Palace
Street
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59 - James
Nankivell Brown, victualler, Napoleon Inn;
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60 - Mrs Emma
Backwill, shopkeeper;
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Here was Middle
Lane
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61 - John
Lethbridge, dairyman;
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62 - Herbert
Ledden, dining rooms;
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(63) - Relieving
Office;
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64 - Alfred L
Rickard, joiner, and Mrs Fanny Hooper, picture framer;
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Here was Higher
Lane
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65 - Henry
Michael Toogood, tobacconist;
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66 - Mrs Hannah
Jane Avent, eating house;
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67 - Henry
Matthews, baker;
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68 -
NL;
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69 - Zephania
Murton, second-hand clothes and cutlery dealer, and Frederick Murton,
hairdresser.
NL =
Addresses not listed. These were usually let on short-term tenancies
and therefore not listed in street directories.
Principal Source:
"Plymouth 1890:
History and Directory", originally published by Messrs
William White Ltd, Hindsight Publications, King's Lynn,
Norfolk, 1989.
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